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Visual Basic 6

Noel Jerke

Get to know VB6 inside and out Design and implement powerful enterprise applications with today's #1 visual programming tool. Visual Basic 6: The Complete Reference by Noel Jerke is your definitive resource for every VB feature - from ActiveX Data Objects to Internet programming. You'll reduce the amount of time and code it takes to create mission-critical intranet and Internet applications with expert advice on new features including the optimized native-code compiler, Dynamic HTML, and WebClass designer. Plus you get a bonus CD-ROM that contains all source code and an e-commerce shopping basket. In short order, you'll be able

*Navigate the Visual Basic Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

*Create powerful, reusable data access components for use across multiple projects

*Build leading-edge Internet applications with the new DHTML and IIS technology

*Manage relational databases with new VB6 features

*Build and deploy ActiveX controls and documents

*Master Win32 API programming and N-tier client/server design

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